Bitcoin hit $63,000 on Juneteenth but couldn't hold the line—that's a signal that the market's feeling pressure from two fronts: a hawkish Fed and tensions in the Strait of Hormuz.
The chance of a rate hike in July is nearly 40% after the Fed meeting, making risk assets hard to breathe. Inflation remains stubborn, and Powell's message is pretty hawkish. Prolonged tight liquidity is not the scenario BTC wants.
Meanwhile, rising geopolitical risks are pushing oil prices up but aren't helping Bitcoin find safe haven. The risk-off sentiment is dominant, with Bitcoin ETFs seeing net withdrawals for three consecutive days and low funding rates—indicating that shorts are outpacing longs.
The $60,000 zone is solid support. If we lose that level, a scenario of $56,000–$58,000 is totally possible. Personally, I see no reason to jump in and buy right now. Hold cash, manage your risk, and wait for clearer signals.
Do your own research and make decisions that fit your risk appetite.
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